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SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.
The Fine Programme to DO Rendered by
..t CLAW Scf,oof -uLEfraE ar-r-

Inc Fine Programme to be Rendered by
Clay School. H..
Following is the programme to be rem.
dered by the pupils Of the senior class Of
Miss Meholin's school this evening:
Song. "Dream Facea,"' chorus; roll call
and response Of historians class prophecy.
Kate Dean class song, composed by Sophie
Wright; letter from Venice, Edith Pfatt:
recitation, "Victor Galbraith," Frank
Nesbitt; recitation, "The Paat," Maggie
Houston; solo, Sailing Home to Mary
Maude Bodley; essay, "Memory,n Nav
Hornbrook; ao!o, II an a Bandit" Frank
Neshitt; recitation, "Oration Of Richard
ILL., Ralph Heyman; song, "Days that
are Cone" chorus; essay, "Drifting," j,
Nelson Vance, ir.; song. "Far Away"
chorus recitation, "Esrly Rising, blanche
Garter; colo, ""Tit Tor Tat" Lucy Carter:
recitation. "Rienzl'a Address," Frank Sea.
mon; solo, 'rhe Nymph," Miss Mary
Vardy; essay, "Nature," y. Charles 8. Bril-.
lea; song, "Cficket on the Hearth" Chorus:
recitation, "Lochiel's Warning" r, NJ,
Crawford ; cotnet solo, DR.. John Mcclure:
address by friends and former pupils:
song. "Auld Lang syne," chorus; social
reunion. ~
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KILLED VOLT.
APlehic Yesterday With a Coyote Doomed
u AhL.hAAha-t 10 Execullnn. l..tnIuss WV

-
to Execution.
For come time MI. Bayhs, Of the East
Wheeling stock yards, has had at the
yards a gray prairie wolf or coyote"
which was gent TO him when a cub, but
has rapidly grown to full size. Near the
stock yards is a poultry farm, and re.
Gently the wolf has been living pretty
high on STRAY spring chickens. Ii was
concluded by Mr.. Bayha that the animal
would have to be killed. Yesterday a
boy chained 1t to . poe. in the stock yard.
and armed with a big revolver, began
firing ut long range.
The wolf Sat on It's launches and eyed
the boy with amused scorn. Five shots
were fired without making him yelp. !
Just then Officer Bob Junkins came
along. He took the revolver, stepped I'M
closer aud peppered the brute one in the
ear. The Infatuated animal cleaned out
that ~Btockyard III one time and two mo.
tiona. Alter a good deal OF difficulty, he
was pulled up close 10 the fence BY the
chain, and his brains beaten out with a
club. ,Ss.t 5pl. Hi gG0iiT
The wolf was q fine specimen, and would
have made a fine addition to a ANAL
menagerie or geological garden.
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BELLAIRE.
All Sorts OF Local News mud Gossip from
t4gH h i3l the Glass City.

4 II sort. ~ I.,cnI Nav. and a,..,, fror,
~. $50 - - O.. O. $3.50 80
Z .ho "'"ss o''5'
The Board Of Equalization has adjourned.
se'.pn Re- Doo.u, - : : ao !. vnst.-"v oa,. w.
Malof ann w1u DC ~ me BUTTS Mis- picnic
July 4h. iN r
a new Sidewalk has been laid IN front Of The
postou'ce pulldinS. q
Three workmen had hands badly hurt this week
at the Stamping works. E.Fi
Samuel Luehs borpht' Al nublio sale the Adam
faupel property on Belmont ftfeet for s7,Qa5, h "a
The W. o. T. u. indies ara IN meet mi, eycninv
nj Tho Christian ch,irch for 'hnsines, ~ im,nort..
ance 1A - A1'i nun iot puA Ana VI impots
go ....- .s,..I- LI.
Y. D. Anastsoh haS peen arrested ior isuihE an
oraet a!NehihS the wages Oh . cluzen Of west
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aIanaEer Gonther,s Benefit,

Next Thursday evening, June 10, Colo.
mel &C Genther, manager OF the Grand
Opera House, will DO rendered a benefit at
his theatre by q number of leading citi-
zsus who appreciate his successful efforts
10 elevate the standard OF dramatic art Of
thir houue. Mr.. Genther deserves well
Of Wheeling. He took the Grand when
il 'had lost reputs and the better people
would, not patronize it, and has given the
city a frat Glass place OF amusement at
low prices. His theatre ought to be
crowded with the best people in Wheel.
ing on the occasion OF his benefit. A fine
programme will be rendered by home
talent. itS
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Railroad Trailic Impedod,

For two days the trains on the Ohio
River road have boon badly delayed by a
slip Of rock and dirt at the Moundsyille
Nsrrows and others below. Last evening
the track was still in.pretty bad shape, the
night train arriving here over two hours
late; It Is expected that all will be in
good shape to-day. There were also
troublesome washouts on the B. 4 O.
road, which delayed yesterdays trains
somewhat. The On P. road over the
river alSo suffered even more than either
OF the roads on this side. The heavy
rains, lasting so long, are very severe OH
the tracks. &
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DESERTED HER HUSBAND,
North Wheeling Woman Refuses to Share

North wheeling Woman Refuses 10 Share
Poverty.
Mra. Meglich, the handsome wife OF
Ernst Meglich, a .laborer at the Top mill,
left her homo in North Wheeling We'd
neanay afternoon in her husbands alb.
sence, and yesterday a man called st the
house for her clothes, aaying she was at
Bridgeport aud would not return to her
husband. Mr.. Meglich says that on Sat.
urday be. gave his wife SO, telling her to
pay SIS Oh the rent. Instead of doing 80
she bought q new dress, and when he re.
monstrated with her, said it was the last
dress he would ever buy for her. He as.
cribes her action to discomfort at their
poor circumstances. She said herself that
he did not make enough money for her.
The neighboss think there is anothsr ex.
%planation Of her desertion. She isyounger
than Meglich, and fond OF display.
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An application has been received from
the Council Of Benwood by the Water
Board OF this city for an extension Of the
city water mains to that town. They ask
on what termH such an arrangement could
be made as would secure Benwood people
the advantages OF Wheeling's first claas
water supply. The general opinion here
seems to be that an arrangement could be
made to supply. Benwood ct very ANAL
cost compared to the expenae Of building
works there. and at the same time benea.
cial to this city.
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Brick for Paving,

The contract for furnishing the fre
brick to be used in the street paving has
not yet been let by the Board Of Public
Works. The delay ia due for the most
part to the Boards desire to make a test
Of come brick for furnishing which bids
have been received. The Wheeling Min
ing 4 Manufacturing Company, successor
to kasley 4 Brooks, have made a quantity
OF fire brick which are claimed to be ex.
eel!spt tor the purpose. These will be
tested, and II satisfactory the annual con-
tract will be awarded to the home CON
Germ sf.F ilfES l&E- rS-GR--'
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R~earrnngIur tho Tolls.

A Committee OF the Board Of County
Commissioners is now engaged in revising
the tariff OF road tolls. Several county
roads have bssn macadamizsd for part Of
their length, aud it is proposed to charge
iof trave! oyerthese sections ofroad proper
tionately. In addition to these changes
some other notifications will be recon-
menacd on the toll charges which have
heretofore prevailed. a1ITa
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Beautiful Flower.

Mr.. Donaldson, OF the Arm Of Donald.
son, Lewis 4 Co.,,of this city, was at Stem.
benyille yesterday, and brought home
with him q specimen OF magnolia the
equal Of which was never aeen here be-.
fore. It is OF tho variety known Is the
Jayan, or Chinese magnolia. The flower,
q pure white and only half blown, meas.
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nv WV ,o sTst sven, G ooaI run began to pas yesterday.
Roberts Jim Wood, Sam Miller MOUNT 'tcIIe erc r "a
Eie, sam brown, Pacific, ". G. Homer, amond
Ehtetprise Nellie a2eer, Annie Roberts, Iron Ave- pa
Win WI, ~ si1 baTgss Of railroad iron; Alex. swift, H aee'
poyaEer. Frank Gilmore and 3. b. WOOD !. "itson'
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Another pab,io school Graduate,

In the list OF graduates OF the public
schools Of the city, printed yesterday tho
name OF William Niebor, Of Richie dia-
trict, was Inadvertently omitted. He,iB q
member OF tho graduating class Of his
school, and passed the final examinations
with very creditable average.
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To DO Closed Out.

Remnant lots Of Gents French Kid
ana kangaroo Congress-, also a lot Of low
cut shoes at one half the regular prices.
g.fa L. Y, BLOND.
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Pittsburgh and Return.

Commencing Sunday, June s, and con.
tlnuing every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore 4 Ohio will sell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return at low
rate Of 81 50, and to Washington, Pa, and
return ut 81 90. Trains leave at Stand
$40 a. NJ, returning arrive at ! and 1:lO
!. N.
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neat and Comfortable.

How much more comfortable. al Garment
feels fits only shapely and fts,,sa and how much
longer such agarnentw wears b ~ thatdoess ;1,t.
fit and isn't made well; some men N IN that
such @%shapely, well made. Clothing can only Be
had at a Tallor's, its a mistake, a great mistake.
Though you are the most particular man in
Wheeling, we can fit you to- your entire s%atlstac7
ton, and the price, why from ten to twenty-five
dollars can be saved on a suit bought here.
Parents are in love with our Children's Depart
ment. We try to make this department the
popular place for CH1LDREN's CLorHlNG. Boys
from 2 to I7years are sure tobe fitted here and
the prices are sure to be as low as such superior
Clothing can. be sold for in this country.
Mothers are specially invited to visit our
Children's Department before purchasing their
Childrens Clothing. Ihecelebrated Star Shirt
Waists for Boys Of all ages.
D,GUNDLlNG&CO
~ Star Clothiers, SO Twelfth Street. ~
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for bridgeport Word was tetephoned, and Jimmy
was taken In BY thu, Bridgeport officers, and sent
up here aud logged. III jail. While In custody he
kept upa serious. o. .yells and GUS words, making
did not pan out as we'll as he had tntruded. When
searched a purse Of 81 was found on bis person.
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Allquippa Picnic,T

On Saturday, June II, the Amalssmruatesd
Association will hold their annusl picnic
on the beautiful Aliquippa Picnic Grounds
on the Pittsburgh'& Lake Eric railroad,
The Baltimore& Ohio will run a special
train from;Bellaire and Wheeling through
to the picnic grounds without change Of
cars leaving Bellaire at $40 and Wheel.
ing at Z "a. NJ. Returning train leaves
PICNIC, grounda at 7 r. II. Tickets good
TWO days. Round trip rate, ST. so. Re.
member the date, Saturday, Junell.
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ISL Oo! sa oo., 81 no

50 %! 80 90! 50 0o!!!
Gentlemen's genuine kangaroo Shoes,
Ihese are special low prices, and are to
close out this lot only.
j.. W. AM1cK,
1143 Main street,
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WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In S%uitings, Pantaloonings and Over
coatings. which Weare prepared 10 make
up In 1lrst.class style at reasonable
prices.
Our. White Unlaundried Shirt, double
scanned, re.cnf0rcel front and back, ut
80 cents, Is the greatest bargain ever
offered. A full limo OF Balbriggan Tn.
,lerWear from 81 90 suit upwards, Mt
gf G. HESS u sons,
1921 & 1898 Market Street,
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Mrs. FRED SEYMOUR and Miss Alma
conner have charge of the music at the
OhapLne Street NJ. E. Church tonight.
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Aux ITALlESs with Miserere from Troy.
atore at the Chapline Street N. E.
Church tonight.
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LAST public entertainment Of Miss Dill
lon VIII be given June 10, at the Chapline
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The difference between true clocution
and acting will DO shown at Miss Dillon's
entertainment at the Chapline Street NJ.
E. Church Tonight. N :
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WAsn1Sarox, DO, juno lO.-For5 West
Virginia, northwesterly winds, becoming
variable and easterly, fair weather, near
" stationary temperature.
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AS reported by Christian schnepf, drug.
gist, Opera House corner yesterday:
7$A!.x. ~ 9 AN. u y. 8 r. n. TRY,
7G0 so 76' SIC 80
l4 Neather-Haln, GkSSSS EEs5
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Benwood Public School Commencement,
Last evening the second commence.
ment Of the Benwood high school occur
red IN the NJ. E. church. The following
programme was rendered to a large and
sppreciative audience:
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STIFF neck cured at once by 81. Jacobs
Oil.-A.A y. Hardy, Newton, Texas.
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RIVER NEWS,
Stage Of the Water and Movements OF the

~AA &AoJo"6UI1 OK thA
Boats.
me Andes Will leave Cincinnati for this point
:, The Fashion took 1000 kegs OF nails from this
The Al Martin, Barnard and Lille Bell passed up
The steamer 1nsomar will enter the Pomeroy and
The Cincinnati. Pittsburgh packet. Fsshion has
o ,Se o. the sweetest sounding bells OF any boat on
The y. N. Chancellor is due down at an early
hour this morning on her way 10 Charleston endd
intermediate points. :. -.4.N""N~' eA "uo
Ihe Princess will take another excursion to the
catholic fair at Bellaire Saturday night, Kramer,
band will accompany It. IpVsF - HNNA -
The Scotia pissed up about 5 o'clock yesterday
morning ahd ne Fashion went down an hour or
TWO later Both had good trips. Esll7 80
All o'clock last night there was a depth in Tho
ehanne! here as Indicated by the leyee marks Of ID
ieet and the river was about on 4 stand. A MID.
night the report was that the river had Commencnd
TO slowly recede. g--aat-1gI- NIN"--A-~-S
bo 1ap tsa F So9he. Is vs,y much pleased with his
speed ana carrying capacity. With a little less
wlu carry a good deal more freight. ~T-"-sTAN
The Lonis A. Shirley Is due hero TODAY from
Gineinna.i 10. which point she will leave on her
oaAo" #oltS4AoOu . Ut u y O'CLOCK.
Capt. Amos Davis Is In command, anu patrons cssii1.
ing at the office Will be cordially Welcomed by thc
clever Charlie Reeves. ~ - tA'
Capt. J T: Vandersif 1T. Of Grny,s Iron Line. ).
loading 1900 kegs Of nails at the LaBelle incline 'fos ~
Kansas City 10 be shipped via 1t. Louis. He was VA
~ an anxious frame OF mind last might fearing
that a sudden fall in tho river would leave hgSs
model barge In a bad shape. saTs -
Thus far forty towboats are reported to have la,
Pittsburgh on this rise having 6,sa6,OOo bushels1' !,
tow. good portion of this goes to Cincinnrattui
where the market Is already. overstockcd. In fact
there is q Big supply OF coal at ali he sout1eIm
points; At New Orleans the barges are Saii to er.
tend along the banks for miles. lin, rg-TsN
The latest reports from above last Right reco I'd.
lng The different stages Of water were "a folioss.
pithhnySh. 10 fest and falling slowly: Parter =
icet and stationary: Oil City, 2 feet / Inches anS
!palling; Greensboro, 10 feet s inches aud falling.
Brownsville. II feet 8 inches and falling. RIraSss,
Landing, II feet 6 inches and falling, - t'sse
The Gray,lron Line boats have done an immer.o
business this spring. chiefly In Transporting n naw
steei and iron rails and iron ore. In additinnl ny ~
me Tour boats Of the line, Iron Age, Itonsides Irosn
Duke and Resolute. Commodore Gray has hsd is1 W
h!e other boats. being unable to do ali the hrst'
ness with his own boats. He has given I'M Ja,nas
gilmore and the Frank Gilmore considerable wnri'
during the season. F0I'-s SSGNN'"'''. nork
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New Advertisements

For Saie-Fine Driving Horse.
100 First.clGS Tin Rootcrs,
Wanted-A Young Man.
Wire Cloth Geo. W. Johuson's Sons.
For Cincinnati-StcanGr Louis a.. shirley.
Eotice to Our Friends Geodhew i Thomas.
l6 inch Lawn Mowers-S. L. Boyd.
Legal Eottce-Jacoh @. Thom7s. g
Tenth Annual Picnic by Local Union No. Q, A.
+. g. W. Fh1ssGa efs1ya3 BE-. I-Er'. :"
Neat aud Comiortablc-D. Gundling j. Co.
Fourth page. aFIn1 1900
Crushing Reduction in Frices-M. Gutmau & Co.
Fourth PAGE, NOR -. y.4sttT - u,
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urea s inches ID length, and the leaves are
4 feet acrosa from tip TO tip and 8 inches
wide. II Ia aa beautiful a thing AZ ever
grew. Mr.. Donaldson cot It from Mrs.
Reynolds. Of steubenville, who has q fine
tree OF this rare variety, Ip
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Yesterday evening about 5o'cloes one OF the Elm
utore cowboys, BY the name Of Vim Norman, at,
teftnted to paint tho towu,G crimson. hue by
iloutishing and flring a revolver. Norman cama
10 town riding an old pack mule, and when near
tho Cleveland & Pittsburgh depot began 10 beat
aud abuse tho brute with q palIug, at the sam"
tln1o !e,1htylHg his revolver In close Quarters tn
several bystanders. When the officers attemptcd
To- arrest him he dashed down the street Rnd mndaa
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MARTINS FERR,

Stove Molders' Strike-An Amateur Oow.
81 iboy-Flght. 4E!5
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ST. JACOBS Oil secures you rest,
as q heating balm, it ranks the beat.
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! ON and after to.liy we will close our
Store ut Z o'clock r. NJ, Saturday ex.
copied. JACOB ". CRUDE,
3Hl=Ii u. EHFIsti Jnva1ar rs
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J. II. Critchlow, Of Pittsburgh, is in the
city. Mr.. Critchlow is the patentee OF tho
process for making illuminating gas Of
natural gss and artificial gas mixed, which
there has been come talk Of introducing
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TOR SALE.
SAFE.

FARMS FOR SALE.
Four Fine Farms For sale-oue OF so ACES
1ituate SIX miles west OF MaIun's Ferry, Ohio, Oh
o Mi r!easant Pike, With dne Improvements and
cao!ee fruits Of all kinds In abundance, vel! water
ca and nearly all In %grain-cheap and on eJ
3ne Of 100 Acres, situate elsh, mlls ina
blloeepo.t, on the Cadiz Pike, with good twoso5
otiGk houke and fine barn and other ou,build!ngt
Hltn an abundance Of frui. Of all Kinds,
:. Atso. one Of o Acres, four miles from Bridge,
post' on wheeling Greek, south side OF National
road. with . splendid two-story frame dwelling
n wI,h !, eon.aintnE seven rooms, hall and panGli
plenty q small fruit OF alt Kinds.
o. AVG; one o. lat Acres, situate ono mile ue.&
sS C!atfayille, o. Thl4 IL considered one Of Tie
nnest atmA n belmont county In every particular,
-! IN soi,, nlce location. and In splendid order.
a. q % INC 6oove farms will DO sold cheap autaa
e1ny @1ms. For particulars can on OF addios
saA ~ tSy-s1R 7. HOWELL,
mv,.. -, !nsurerye aud Real hta.e Agent,
@y<s'AWASs bridgeport 0a!a
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y Martins Ferry has a now enterprise that is doing
az s4tenslSe business In neighboripg towns. II IL
s'ase;s Of black roofing paint. They nov. have on
haad enough orders aud Contracts to keep them
buSp! curing the entire season.. Many patties in
1ng 70 this place to secure the black paint, which
was asst manufactured here. and tic quality NJ
which sufpasses anything Tor painting ali kinds Of
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CORNER MAIN AND.
STOCKHOLDERS, MERrINas,

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
, Notice is hereby given that at a regular meeting
o. NE Directors Of the Bellairc Nail Works on
3o, 1851 It was resolved that q special meet
Ing o. the Stockholders Of said Be!laire Nall Works
are, Ohio, on the 18th day OF June, 1857. at /
o'clock.r p ~, to consider the advlsability OF in.
cfeaslng the capital stock OF said conapany, ~.
my8 ---- tEeassFfz A. D. HILB0RE, sec'v,
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specil Snle,

Of Ladies' fine shoes for this week at re.
duced prices. L.1V. BLOND.
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ga With steamboat building there Is Iittice q or . nm,S
ing doing here What is still stranger ia thai !
pittsburgh coal firm should 80 to Louisyilie IN n ha,, =
a Gool towboat built. Thesei Is evidently somethiinc.
tostate. It Is claimed, however, that stfi1apd dep tsboa
= considerably cheaper at Louisville than hereW
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'argains IN Dry Gooda At Is, Good& Co.'S
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Yesterday forenoon the molders at tho Martins
S SenS s,9se Works learned that their wages Ind
r Tfen suolected 70 q twenty per cent reduction.
s'sa!ed, aud as he refused 10 restore The WAGES to
theit former status, all went on q strike, No Suv,
Sesn ~ looking 10 a settlement had beeu heaSd
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old Europe. 1 am utterly opposed to all
forms Of psuper immigration and to q
great deal of immigration, pure and sim
pie. l think halt should be called on
immigration until this nation can con-
slider what it is doing in allowing these
nationalities to enter here and become q
burden on our country and q menace to
the American home" Mr.. Powderly is q
protectionist in the full sense of the term.
He is opposed to seeing America made 8
dumping ground for the refuse of the ma
tons of the world and il this he is both s
philosopher and q patriot. There WAS
q time when any kind of q man was good
enough to stop an Indian arrow and,
therefore, good enough to make an Amer
ican citizen, but that was before cur
transatlantic friends made the breeding
of anarchists speciality. We can proba-
bly, absorb and humsnize what "red rag"
gentlemen we have now among US, but
there should be an end quito the supply.
Injustice and intolerance foster anarchy
in Europe and Europe should be made to
suffer for her own sins. The United
States is not responsible for the eXis-
tence of these social pests, and should
not, in justice, be made to suffer from
their ravages. When, by system Of Or
ganized robbery, foreign governments
squeeze the LIES blood out of their men,
bers, the useless husks should not be
sent to us. When people become q tax
upon a community by the palpsble in
Justice of that community, the burden
should not be shifted upon friendly
country. Uncle Sam has long offered an
asylum for the oppressed ones OF earth,
but when paupers ere made, as Italians
make cripples, for the purpose Of excit-
Ing pity and extorting dole from the
charitable, it is only matter Of self de-
Tense to order a halt. Let the anarchists
and wage slaves remain to vex the
authors of their misery. We do not need
them,